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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
" uiNY MEN UHO DON'T AGREE.'
., OBSERVATIONS. SAGE AND SILLY,
RECENT ELECTIONS

ki.' ENl El.i' iI''N-
fgJtf Ths Bos'ou rrlpgcrfpf (Tnd)
Mayor .lewlll's newspaper bosses ani breeding
hrNd .' are more plainly taao ever IN the htlt II
ncni which always become morbid at eloc'i'n time.
AWEAK BROTHER BRACE, rp.9
FROM TIE dsslsfed oai ono, Nugeurr,sh hor,deHo
The udienarisn il The Presidents recent in-reIsn
with two : ate clcetiorsl viii arouse viii he CON
fined to th.sc voted against Grover Cleveland in
1884 Eher II must be r,'uged At ihc polls or tue od
theory OF intelligence and virtue in political life absn
donod.
WESTERN FRIENDS STILL Trust T..
,. ON me 81 LoVs Gobs- Dcloe'"
York are Republicans on u Pre- 'dsuti'l issue"
He Is THERE NOW. Is NJ url
From N, LOtisrtii> Couy,y .Joarn0l D>WA
Brother Blaine Is IL eSated 10 private lie FOR fow
years.
II SEEMS TO TROUBLEYOU DEMOCRATS THOUGH
FROM me Bosrf, G'.br lfsniD
Now Bobby Liucon POWDERS upon tho showing unteroi
Freddy Grant and is slad ;he whole thu, ~ took cary
occasion decline to I've President. lhe sonO.hisiatheI
issue will not asrk ia AmsIlcan politics
CONSPICUOUS AMONG THE VICTIMS.
Tn. two ANA mast ~ and 6r,pi or our fellow
citizens who were t' most particularly SMASHED ~ the
election OF Tuesday Carl sclurI AID Ccsrgs iam
waag to be swept of by ths auumna rains. AID il
appears merely slight dscsoraton 81 the sIes,a Of
events.
iiiL tIo, me NoY3.sf i 1.9nH H,r
Whoever shall INSIST hereafter bat there must he
h,rl party ba,rl on tne one idea. - d"al viii tho
liquor trade. Will lay himself open the charge idoci
OF Ins.nltJ.
CTENELANDS MOST DANGEROUS EINAI.
.OOrsTuOT curtin (Dsn.l 10 The Nsir lrFi ~. ,id
nave believed ana stIll OF the Impression MT
Blaine he the candidate OF TIE Republican party II
he desires H. and. IN my judgment lie is the strongest
man OF his party.
A BADLY SMASHED IDOL.
Prom The Boston TrGrsner.
We take IL thai one OIL tns Results OI the political cam
paigns which have closed this week + the p reception 81
the indie nents who supported Grcver Cleveland fe
the Presidency 1854 and who have since WITH create
or less cvrilalty given him their adhesion aud supor
en ground that lie better than bis parry q
tho fact that he Is simply average Democrat hetnel
better verso than the mass Of tho members OF Ill
party. .. .,,,o,r,,,,. ,ou,
Prom The Ind iGRdpotls Journal. a.,
Mt hard lesson which Cleveland gave ths mus
wuups this yearl but 10 a needed enc anu u "
It's means the refsrmers become truly Reformed. anu
realize the Of their the success Oh Feo"'
may prove 10 be q blessing In disguise.
PUNISHED FOR BEARING NOBLE NAME.
FROM The P0rfand ma hSpress.
Wbils Colonel Grants IN every way an ssums".ss
the fact that he n0niuatsd because us WI.
OF his fathey initiated against Rspup,can Nsttensj
mus be- borne In nind BY the next Repupheen NS'"S~
Geavsntien-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

4 long line of Fourth Avenue street cars was dc
tanned for some Minutes at the head OF the B0wcry
yesterday morning, the way being stepped By truck
from which four lusty Irishmon we're sh"Volng ton
OF two Of dirt and gravel on to the track Those pro
ccedngs wore watched with interest by three Italians
who passengers In the leading car VINO sm a
ther turn at shovcllng the same dirt Into carts Tor
transport alton by the soowS OF tho lta"n NaVy
down the Ray ahere It would be dumped where II
would do the most harm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
60 TO the Senate.

GOVERNOR LARRABEE's PLURALITY 10000.
DIES MONIES. lows. Nov. 1.-THE state Register now
has returns complete from ninety six OF the ninety
counties OF the state. These give Larrabee plurality
OF 1882. In these ninety six counties. Cain uabor),
received IL .O52 votes, and Fsrnham tro) III LARA
bees majority all in the npetvs complete counties
is j,293. Ills plurality In the Will he abont 10000
and his majority about 5000 TIC returns 10 The HgSt
show that there viii lie thirty niue Republican majority
IN The legislature with the sesate in the Clarke ami
warren districts i'll doubt and side claiming II by Two
majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
wIEnLAn cnlLn MrSrERlorSLY LOST

The wife aud young child of Joha Earring ON. hook
keeper among the missing Mr. farrinston lives IN
one hundred nd thirtieth ST, near Eguthavc. Mrs.
Harrington have taken the afternoon boat for Bos
ton on the Fan River line yesterday She left her homo
about > d. H. with her il tie boy and took SXb-ave.
tram goins dovsswn. Her husband vas waiting for her
per but she did not appear, and the steamer
sailed without her There - no knswn reason why she
should have gene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS RAUwAY INTrILLGEyCE

PHiIADFIPrUs. nov. IL tNi',ciail.-Thc management
Of tbs Reading Railroad Company to-day gave orders tor
The construction of seysLyhvc new Passenger cars at
Whining on bet
sImNGIIrID. Mas. Nov. H. 'olsnel NJ. V. b. Eli
gerry president oil the Massachusetts Mutual Life Iasnr-
Company Of this city fodaY bought IN the nier-
Of the Eastern bonihoicrs. AZ Dcs Nj" es Iowa the
Des Monos Oscsola aud Southern Railroad for 5000 10
PTrTsBU H.. Nov IL tSuocrij.-lhs supreme Court TO-
day ordered rcrgunest OF ths case ~ Cornelius Van
de bit -s~iss, James T. Bennett AL others 10 break
what kso ~ "A, the PitSburg an Lake frs Railroad
Is.psuy's decd II that the court
~ divided ia is epiuOA mon tAe az o. tns case ADJ
tnsi-isr vaat further Arguments from counsel. ms
pOgYOs@s decuon AN next year unless sone ,psciai
htfSu.sInont Is made - hear the case IN u" Id'tcs
Dstr.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
SUSPENSION or TIE "IEIDEE'

Anarchists SOCIALISTS trades unions without
English daily paper for the last copy Of The L,ar
published Yesterday. The paper struggled along during
the eampsgn barely paying expenses, and the managers
saw that II would be useless IN attempt Ia carry It aong
fI ;hcr Of tho trustees held last night
aud the Suspension 10 rmally declared An attempt will
be made TO yeorgsn,. the company aud morning paper
may shortly he published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
RcyAwlr BorS GLAo TO CIR HoNl

Harry Ain,nan and Harry Gardiner. the two boys ~
this city who with their schoo mate. Adoph MontL ran
AWAY from no ne sboIt days were heard ifoh
yesterday. Young MORT, returned home on "cineS az
lis COMPANION, having deserted him In virginia Buns
man and Gardiner who hld about - 40 between them
soon decided that they hal had quite enough of travel
ling on their own account AMI started for home MAXIM
their way by hook crook a. Tar IS fhlal'Iphlt
There the police found them anl photographed 10 tholI
families tD send -onr for tiem Nrs Blisin-h ana
Mrs Gard ner went Philadelphia Immediately nut
had not returned homo late last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
NO CONTESTS In MONMOUTH COUNTY.

FREEHOLD. \. j.. Nov. ll.-ine Board OF CshN~ssei'
OF Mpnnouth County met here siay. 1t was reported
that effort would lie made TO contes; tbs election OF
Henry NJ. Nevins. the Repubcsa state sena'oreisct
because of irregulsre la OF the townships. NO
protest offered against the several election returns
Dir Nevnss ecIa majority IL 1871 The canvass OF the
votes showed that Dr. Archibald d. Higgins tue Drmo
cratic candidate IN lid bis trct defeated Edward NJ
Fielder for tho Asse nOly by 700 vsios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
DRy.GO0Ds ygy FyTERTAIyED.

The Young Meas Christian Association hold recelT
ton for young IN The dry goods trade last night Ia
tho pariors at Iwenty-thirdst and foarthrsve The
great nuHber who attended well repaid by the
hearty welcome which ihcy received aud the eAtertan
ment arranged FOR their bsnedL They inspected the 70
cepon psrers the readln groom the library the chss
rooms tho Young boy, and art studonts departments
ana the gym um where several hundred members
exercising several addresses were maze anu tHsh
there sumber Of songs and piano solos refresh
mcnts followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
A REPRESENTATION SOMEWHAT MINED.


Tho representation OF the twenty odd counties Of
NewJeTsey in the State senate shows some Gun ious
features The strongest Republican counties VIII be
represented In the winter by Dem )crats
and the strongest Democratic counties by Repnbcans
Last Tuesday Camden County. with normal Republi
can majority Of about 5000 elected Democrat ::
lille Monmouth Comfy, wHh a usual Democratic
majority OF over 10 o, elected = Republican sa"m'
a Republican county also elected Democrat. While
Union and Somerset, usually Democratic, have elected
Republican Senators Cumberland County Is strongly
Republic an and has a Democratic senator and on the
her hand HuntcrdOn, with a Democratic majority OF
900, has a Republican senator. Morris County.
which IS Republican. has Democratic senator. IOui
Iepg an counties have Democratic representatives.
the senate and four Democratic counte, are repro
scented by Republicans.
4 future issue in tho politics OF the state Is the
basis of representation Atlantic, sussex, Salem.
mon, Cape May and Somerset counties, each with
reputation no larger than that OF Q single ward In
newark or Jersey city, have equal representa- In
ino senate WIN fssoA and Hudson counties ia which
aooni one MIRA OF The popriat Of he State lives.
apo May has lo,1i4 population and Essex 2l3 7G4.
Dream has l3,-6 population and HUDSON gao
IN" demand VIII be made for division OF the STATE
into Senatorial districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
rrogr ne THE FLOWER SNOW.

Tho Chrysanthcmum Show at tho Masonic Temple
closed yesterday with good attendance The patron
ago Of the show IN general has not bcen satisfactory
to the managers who expressed the opinion that an
cxbibltion which to the expert presented the most
beautiful sight n tho world not attractive 10 the
public From the florists point of view tho show was
regarded A. highly successful aud indie ing that
Inc dcvelopmrnt ~ the chIyS hcmum had been fol
lowed with enthusiasm among the menl ers of he Now
York Horticultural society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

OOL ORED Ii WrEKS RIGHTS VfNDICATEU
WAsnINGros. Nov ll-John French. the proprietor Of
lunch room. aed 500 Ia the Police Court to-day
having list OF prices posted in his restaurant
required by local ordinance which, II II SAID. was
acted prevent negroes from being char ed til
whites The made on CON plant OF coOred
lawyer Hswle averring that lie had been charged
NJ q L I'm IIunInt Il Luuch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
LILLE E0GrS IyEERNIL MlcHINE CASE.


WASHINGTON. Nov ia new Information was fled
in the Police Court today against sheIburne Hopkins
who sent the bogus internal machine 10 Chief Justice
Waite Ii charges him with stte spung TO Obtain msney
from two wellkpown by false
pretence 1t IL generally understood that the charge Of
conspilaey Will bs Withdrawn when the up
for trial next Tuesday and that sperry who was
arrested fer betting Hopkins ia his hoax Will he used
~ N In The caAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
COrrvrrTUS CPrDrrORS MEET

The creditors OF Isdsr Cohnfs.d held stArchanoet
ses.isp At the Office OF Julius J. Frank No 2l3 Broad
way yesterday only tho priscips creditors those IN
cludod IN The deed of trust were present and nothing
snang directly to change the state OF affairs was ~h|
asted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

CHANGES IN RICHMOND AND DANvIILE
hLrNA>DRi, Va, Nov. li-Tt' GG-,nr this warming
says reported that anotscr change In the nasase
Inent OF the luchm,nI and Danville Railroad syStsm
including the Nrgu hidaad will take place either in
December early IN the next when The directory
viii he rcorssniyei AMI MI -uiiv the incumbent, VIII
be succeeded as pr, sidsnt 10y Ar Logan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

MoSTrIIILH. VI. Nov. ll.-six inches of snow fell
here last nj ght. Al ST. John,bury eight inches fell.
CANJoHtEtE y. Y. Nov. 1.-The Mohawk Valley ~
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
THE VOTE IN NrW-YORk.

COOK's PLURALITY ABOCT lN,UUU-NO NHANuE N
TUE LEGISLATURE,
The latest returns from the state give Cook DEM
1908 plurality Secretary. TIE TEInU ~Es estimate
the vote (sOsut 20oO aud OF the Third Parry
Prohibition vote absut 40 OOO remains unchanged No
further change ia made in tue Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
SALEM COUNTY ~ DEMOCRATIC.

SALEM. " j.. Nov. ia mistake Of thirty votes has
Just been discovered in Qunton township this county, in
the for Assemblymsn Tho corrected county elects
Riley Dem) by fifteen votes Ward (Rel.) pre-
viousy annou need elected THIS chsngs makes ths
Republican Ioity three IN the senate and sxscn IN
no Hof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

f1om me san FiGn,1stO ChT0H,cis.
They were discussing the tam qdeston. and senator
said "Weil guess lke Irish aas gave about as COED
an epii0ns Of IL could vol bs lie WAITED 10 buy
some eggs slow much are those csg'i no aszca
Two for s,x &c sts Beg0rrah IN sud Ireland esuli
get lhen fer penRy WAY didn't you suok 10 Ireland
tbsat' 'shure, sn' didn't have The penny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

,sIiNGfON. Nov. lI-Surgcon General Hamilton has
received dispatch from Dr. Porter nc Tampa. Fla,
dai ell November 10. T. Is as follows:
Four new eases here AMI two deaths Authentic infOrna
reaches that yell ies has app ar@i IN MInatss
tree Doctors divided In Op WITH The usus
ieueu- hear there about sixteen cases POlu
- On nho klO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

MEMPHIS, Nov. ii tSpeeiai. Patrick hehcasr' tne
Memphis wharfuastcr. was indicted to-day on twenty
one counts for s1brlzlsAeut This makes ,oftJ Hihe
indictments against him for smbelLlaAt and larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

IFfTLE COLONEL FYLLOWS BLOWS MS no 4.
Harlem Dc.uscrats pAradeI to tie number ~ at lr~s
hundred last night carrying torches and beating drums
and blowing trnInpets honor of Colonel j. L. Fellows
They AZ crrard assembled In the Athrnnu uners the
Colonsl Mss bis trumpet Ilossa Is. PERKINS, toot"l
litio pisninar horn blast aud Introduced IN Isaac
/. Feet A. Chairman Of Ihc meeting Aud whom
Or Feet addressed the "onn.uin ga'hcrum u
Csrman,yIis a. Ladies and Gentlemen" twelve small
BOYS IN front stamped with thsir feet ami 4
school .rl looked mportaa Lawson y Fuller gester-
lated. elect Eugene Ivos Pratad anil last OF
all colonel Fellows dill when lie arose SOME
body cailod Tor hre cheer, ana thirteenth small boy
yo.i tiger and biusls deep crimson Two trans
parrEcv bearers bobb- their burdens "a and down.
The trlRspArsncies were .e4rinlly AMI wonderfully
made aud efsblAIoued IN higsicdy pgslsdy loticr'
as IT, Ike certain Bru.h statesman they
wrro intoxicated with ths stGrsrance of
thsir own ysrscitT ono sa!d " The boys are
nil juLiaut for the Grand Old Democratic victory"
eilDTs's address Composed OF
prsir--.ons aud promi--.. lie went for The World
han dg tns pra,S ia genera. aud sail that whue
district iorury n Iliut ~ arilt 10 proSrcuc any
sOdy who would be Rdictei bat he dhint believe
IN with people who no association or iOrcs of
circnnsta yisdrl 10 temptation aud fell - con-
mon criminals. clls-laR ulcm such. lie hui,Hcd
up by q iorti-slmD blast As IcHRys0n did me- sai
h1rt Oh-ar'
loud How clear
Ths horn OF Fellows blatant blowing
H. hon. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

the Mission" II is OF the best oil varieties
and CORE, ponds with the Oh and olives Of the noct
Riviera aud Luchrse di>trrt~ Of Italy, and tn,
Avignon and Riviera districts of France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

loans OF Eastern capital in the soathern states has just
ocen organized here with padnp capital o! 100000
me company il composed OF business OF Tennessee
georgia and Alabama, the individual responsibility OF
the mem hership hcing Si.jO0.0Oo. They purpose 10
negotiate loans for large sums Oh long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
A DEMOCRATIC REVOLT N KINGS COUNTY


The most srio's result oil the election in Kings Cousy
10 The DeiuocIs party has been the breaking Of
nIrudly relations between Boss Mclaughlin and
sHlcrNisOrs Mcksn-. OF GraVesead and
Iursaeson, OF New Utrecht They have
offered their rcsirnatiors the Democratic General
ConIni'ce but say that IL The party accepts them they
wl make he county Republican Strong feeling has
been aroused by the election OF d. W Talnadre Kep)
10 tac Assembly in the XIIth District by the turning
yer 70 Ii n Of ioIc than 900 Democratic votes IN the
t,~ winch MckSnc and Fnrsnesor cesirol Ills grew
ont OF feeling between tureucSoD nnd Peter
sutic of The Ssuty Nard: By the trcacleIy OF
dare FOR -tApcl Commissioner WAS defeated SIX
years Assemble man Newton (Dsm.). OF GraYssenJ.
vs. elected last yesI, and THIS year BOSS
Mclaughlin gave 10 Tie ;wCniyi1th Ward tie naming
o. d. Ocrailc candidate Suttcrs Influence led 10 he
selection Of r. H. Bcneci, aud FurruesOn determined
were iruitle,sy mace by tue "IOss" 10 bring NokAns
aud IaIguc into line and there is the prospect OF
pisr heht bet wecD them growing out OF the result
Hckanc IS a Inc InOor OF the STATE COmiuIttee.
GOVERNOR LEE HOPING TO BE A SENATOR.
RICHMOND, Sow il (SDecio).Tbe Legislature OF Vir-
Snia having gone Democratic by good majority tho
hght between John 5. Barbour and Governor Fltzhugh
Ice for seat in The United States Senate has already
begun. Governor Lee popular, and his art
are little higher than Mr. BSTbOuTs IL nay that
me Governor will take Rddlebcrgers place United
STATES Senate Senator Dassl strong friend Of Ls.
~ Hen present Appearances Mr. Barbour viii ne
.suH defeated by Lee A. he was two years There
"fo" In The virginia Democratic family st all events
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
TO OBTAIN LOANS ~ TIE EAST

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. IL tSPeeiah "A suaT2stoe
trust aud lean company which designed 10 uessIiate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

The Union Consolidated MiAng COMPANY has levied an as
ssssmsnt of 81 cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
10 CONTEST AN ELEcroN ~ UNION C0rN1

10 CONTEST Az FLfL HUN N INIVN IVI- n J.
The Union County y. J.. Board Of CanvasSers met
Yesterday to canvass the votes of Tuesday election
When returns for County Clerk were reached II wa>
found that the returns from the Id District second
Ward Of Elizabe'h. showed votes less for Oliver
Republican, than the original returns. signed by all
three members A second return signed by two Dem
ocraiic members only had been substituted Crowell
Democrat has only 10 plurality over Oliver. whose
counsel demanded that the first return he counted.
CrOwelS counsel claimed that error # 10 had been
discovered after the returns had been signed divers
counsel claimed that only the first return could be re-
cevcd.
The board By party vote % Ia 10 IS. decided 10
admit tho second return against the Ngo protest
Of divers counsel lie announced that the supreme
Court viii he appealed to- Timothy Maher WHO
represented the district in the board. admitted that
tho correction had been made after the tally sheets
had been locked up in the ballot box. The first re
turns were found In tho hands of Crowelrs counsel
The returns are now in he hands Of CrOwell. who
present County Clerk Republicans feel certain that
Oliver VIII get the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

TROUBLE OVER A WESTC HESTER ELEt IIt'N.
An Interesting question which has caused much
feeling among friends Of both sides IN Easic hester
westchester County IS that concerning the contest
tor school commissioner between Jared sanford the
present incumbent, Democrat, and c. Winter olto1,
the Republican nominee. Mr. Sanford received
total vote of s44 and Mr.. Bolton GIG. BIT 232 Of
the ballots for Mr. Sanford were defective in
that they had the Endorsement of School Instead Of
school Commissioners upon them the law requires.
If these -33 ballots thrown out. Nj. Bolton
would have majority Of five votes. and the question
be decided IS whether they shall be counted or moi
4 precedent established TWO years ago when the
Republican candidate for Coroner lost the election 10y
he throwing out Of defective ballots. The subject
will come before the Board OF supervisors Al Mhic
Plains next week Will probably 10 carried directly
10 the Cont of Appeals. Frederick W. Holls VIII
represent Mr. Bolton. lie said yesterday The law
of 1890 provides tho caption indorsemcnt 90
every ballot shall bc printed in certain way, aud
that ballot shall be cast having ANY popularity TO
distinguish IL from any other for the Saac ohicc cN-
rept the name of the candidate. Now. Mr.. >dndiordS
ballots did unqucStonahly have popularity to as
UncI!Sh them from Bottoms. and under the law II NdS
. mi>dcmeanOr to cast them or distribute them. MI
Bolton claims that they should not be counted. aud
IN these days Of attempted intimidation Of ders the
Of The ballo; becomes Of thu greatest import
ance7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
PoLToE COURT EorRs.

ledge SodeEbeEg yesterday sentenced
Hans Olsen 10 pay Is inalndEnR costs,
for having been guilty Of assault and
hattery.
Sarah McDon0agh was bfcuRht up
In the SANE Court and gave aeenFity
in The snm Of $50 10 keep The paace for
sin months and aRfaed 20 iesss the city.
Mr.. d. T. Dsnny became security for
her Rsod oehavter.
The oass Of TIE TerrifeFy VI. u. J.
Moran and Richard Jenea foE aaaaalkinG
Nicholas L2@aoEf came up before Police
Jadee Jones' yesterday. This waa the
case heFe tia brakeman assaulted the
soudncsoE at Stampede On Saturday
Inst. Tbs sTtdenes given vas sahssan
italy "a pahiishe6 10 the P0sz -lNRxkzx-
anxcKR yesterday. Mr.. 4. O. Gilman
sEpsafn1 for the defendants ana Ar. 8.
II. Piles represented The TeFFiaery. A
tie conclusion Of tbs case the prisoners
we're senisRoed 20 pay q 6ns So eaeh
and costs, Ia aefauit Of which thsY wsxe
sens % ifiI Tor 81 DARE.
AnosheF ehsrae was prefeFFe6 against
shem Of ataaeking and badly inimring a
Swede n&naed Mailan, the particular
q whlsA have also appeared 10 thesE
eaiumns. Ahiz ease waa eMkso under al
yiaement until to-day Ia arder that esE.
tain snkhar1tiss mas be oonsalfed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
WHAT AN To DO?

The symptoms OF Bilionsness are IN
happily has too well known. They differ
In different Individuals 10 some extent.
A Bilious man 10 seldom Q bFeakfaaa
eater. Too frequently, alas. be has an
exselleat appetits for 1iquids. bat none
for solids 81 . morning. dis tongue
viii hardly be inspection at any time;
u Il is not white aBa fnEFed, II is rough,
ct all evsnts.
The digestive system is wholly cut Of
oFdef, and DIasFhea or Constipation
may be Q eympeom, OF the Two may
alternate. There are often HemoE-
Fheida OF evsn loss Of blood. There
may be giddiness and often headache
and aciaity OF GafnieBee and tenderness
10 the pit Of the stomach. To correct
eli this, II not effect q care. Try Grs6n'a
Ascslsf Flosser, il costs bat tEif1e, and
thousands attest ita efficacy.